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BROOKLYN UNION PIPELINE IS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
John Maggs |
A pipeline expansion on Staten Island will allow Brooklyn Union Gas Co. to double the amount of natu
NJ SITE FOCUS OF CLEANUP STUDY
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Environmental Protection Agency has begun a feasibility study on the best way to clean up the Mi
AGENCY ISSUES BOX RULE PLEA
Robert F. Morison |
The Federal Maritime Commission told the U.S. Court of Appeals here that the FMC's decision condemni
Maritime
EPA ORDERED TO EXPLAIN BANNED TERMITICIDE USE
(Ap) |
The Environmental Protection Agency must explain to a federal judge why it is allowing two cancer-li
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS REACHES AGREEMENT WITH NOVAFERON
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Novaferon Labs Inc. announced that it has reached an agreement to use monoclonal antibodies from the
CORRECTION
JOC Staff |
In the Aug. 21 edition, General Chemical Corp.'s announcement on new distributor prices for dry alum
PLASTICS CORNER
Journal of Commerce Staff |
EC Likely to Approve UK-Italian VentureBRUSSELS, Belgium - A joint British-Italian venture t
ENZO BIOCHEM SUES JOHNSON & JOHNSON
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Enzo Biochem Inc. has filed suit against Johnson & Johnson and two J&J subsidiaries - Ortho Diagnost
CHEMICAL MARKETS ABBOTT LABS GETS FOOD AND DRUG OK TO MARKET HYTRIN
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Abbott Laboratories has received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to market Hytri
GENERIC DRUG COMPETITION BOLSTERED
Ron Wolf |
SmithKline Beckman Corp. unexpectedly lost exclusive rights to its second most important drug when t
CHEMICAL BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Sullivan & Proops To Buy Potash UnitCHICAGO - Sullivan & Proops has agreed to purchase the p
POWER AUTHORITY APPROVES PROPOSED HYDRO CONTRACTS
(Ap) |
The New York Power Authority approved proposed contracts for the continued sale of low-cost hydroele
ON-AND-OFF NUCLEAR PLANT STIRS UP ANGER IN BRAZIL
(Ap) |
Two years ago, Brazil switched on its Angra I nuclear-power plant and proudly joined a select circle
NIAGARA MOHAWK INFORMS WORKERS OF SEPT. 1 LAYOFFS
(Ap) |
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. told its union employees that it will begin laying off workers on Sept. 1
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
August 25, 1987 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon
SALES OUTLOOK PESSIMISTIC FOR QUINTETTE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Quintette Coal Ltd.'s new pit has opened amid a period of tough price negotiations with Japanese buy
FLIGHT 255 FLAPS NOT DEPLOYED FOR TAKEOFF
Dave Higdon |
Investigators looking at the crash of Northwest Airlines Flight 255 concluded Tuesday that the crew
Air Cargo
THE PROFESSIONAL BRINGS HOME THE BACON
Richard Malkin |
Probably one of the most enduring misconceptions in the air transport industry is the notion that an
Air Cargo
VENEZUELA LOWERS HEAVY CRUDE PRICE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Petroleos de Venezuela, the Venezuelan state oil company, notified long-term customers that it is lo
NO SETTLEMENT IN SOUTH AFRICAN CONTRACT TALKS
(Ap) |
Mining executives and the black mineworkers' union held contract negotiations Tuesday for the first
PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT ROLLS BACK OIL PRICE HIKES
(Ap) |
The government announced a partial fuel price cut Tuesday, but militant unions vowed to go ahead wit
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Oil Options Trade Could Be Largest EverElders Futures Inc.'s Energy Group on Monday executed
CONSUMER GROUP HITS DELTA DISCOUNT SYSTEM
(Ap) |
Delta Air Lines' new discount fare structure will increase fares and stiffen advance-purchase requir
Air Cargo
HOW CRASH STORIES CAN BURN MEDIA
Dave Higdon |
A major air disaster taxes almost everyone who must deal with it professionally , from the local eme
Air Cargo
HONG KONG'S DRAGONAIR GETS OK FOR SERVICE TO BEIJING, SHANGHAI
P.T. Bangsberg |
Start-up Hong Kong Dragon Airlines Ltd. scored its first real breakthrough Tuesday, and by so doing
Air Cargo
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Northwest Negotiates For California HangarNorthwest Airlines is engaged in preliminary talks
Air Cargo
COURT TO HEAR FAA CASE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals set an early October hearing date for a suit against the Feder
Air Cargo
EXCITEMENT WELLS UP OVER KANSAS OIL FIND
Forrest S. Gossett |
On Tom Salyer's quarter section of land, six miles west of this small southwestern Kansas town, sits
WHY SUBSTANDARD MEDIGAP POLICIES ARE FLOURISHING
Gregory Spears |
Nearly 23 million elderly Americans purchased so-called Medigap insurance policies last year to supp
MASS. UNISEX MOVE PRAISED, CRITICIZED
Boston Globe |
Monday's decision by Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner Roger Singer to bar sex-based actuarial di
CALIF. TORT REFORM PLAN MOVES OUT OF COMMITTEES
(Ap) |
Assembly and Senate committees passed a legislative package to limit the liability of public agencie
SOVIETS ADOPT AIDS TESTING RULE
(Ap) |
Soviets and foreign visitors suspected of having AIDS can be forced to undergo testing and anyone wh
O-RINGS TO EMBASSIES: FIRM PINPOINTS PROBLEM
Andrea Knox |
After the Challenger space shuttle exploded and killed seven astronauts in January 1986, chagrined e
INSURANCE BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
US Reinsurers' Ratio Improved in 1st HalfU.S. reinsurers reported a combined ratio of 101.5
RAIL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Railroad Group Seeks Change in Cost IndexThe Association of American Railroads has asked the
Rail News
HIGH-SPEED RAIL SERVICE STUDIED
Tony Seideman |
Spurred by a study by the Coalition of Northeastern Governors, or Coneg, high-speed rail may be comi
Rail News
FAA'S MCARTOR SAYS SKIES ARE SAFE
(Ap) |
The nation's skies are safe for air traffic, but public confidence in the aviation system must be re
Air Cargo
MAKING INTERMODAL GAINS
JOC Staff |
The port of Tacoma's North Intermodal Yard shown here has seen a 33 percent increase in container li
Maritime
SOVIETS OFFER SHIPPING ADVICE
Albert Axebank |
High Soviet maritime officials in recent days have spoken out with a sense of urgency on ways to ove
Maritime
SINGAPORE SEES GAINS IN BOX HANDLING
Joyce Quek |
The port of Singapore is showing solid growth in box handling and gaining in efficiency, according t
Maritime
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